When he's not renovating units, managing our residential property, mowing lawns, leading music at his church, hosting guests, and juggling a household with four children under the age of fifteen, you'll find Jonny Lush in lecture rooms chipping away at his Diploma of Theology.
For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you through his poverty might become rich. (2 Corinthians 8:9)
As Helen and I began to seriously think about getting married, we were considering and praying about what kind of ministry we might be able to do and where we could serve together. We both studied Japanese so Japan became an obvious point of common connection to explore.
When my wife Debbie and I met and married almost 33 years ago in an AOG church, the one thing we agreed before marriage was to be missionaries. For me, the call to follow Christ has always been a call to service, a service to others.
This week's opportunities include being a Chaplain at Moreton Bay College in Queensland, a Nurse in Cambodia, Church Planter in Paris and a Social Worker in Greece.
This week's opportunities include being a Youth Minister in Brisbane, Chaplain in Caboolture, Pastoral Counsellor in Cambodia, and a IT Manager in Papua New Guinea.
When Debb Faulkner is not juggling childcare, preparing kids lunches and doing school drop offs, or serving at church in the children's ministry, she takes time out to audit a subject at BST. We caught up with Debb to find out a little more about her typical day...
Chapel sermon, Dr Wally Wang: Philippians 3:12-16, Knowing Christ.
Chapel sermon, Dr Alan Stanley: Philippians, The centrality of the Gospel.
